Replies to post #23272 on PuraMed BioScience, Inc. (fka PMBS)

[beeboy70]

If you know anything about this company at all, it definitely did not start out as a "dupe" job, nor is it today.

As for "criticizing" anyone, that is not my attempt. I simply asked why someone would stay here and post repeatedly that the company is done when they have no stake or haven't lost money in this investment along the way. Makes no sense.

Attacking people on the board is not tolerated by IHub Admin moderators, so saying that supporters attack those that speak out against it, simply isn't the case. If any aggression seen here, it is usually from those that speak out against the company toward those that support it much like you have just done.

Russ Mitchell was already instrumental in bringing another well known product to market in the past. He was also on the management team of another company trying to produce natural migraine relief products however chose to leave that company due to the direction they were headed and the fact they had an inferior product formulation in comparison to Lipigesic.

PMBS is where it is today because of many things that a few of us know about and others like yourself who "criticize" people like me just speculate about. Take a moment and think about investing in a company with a CEO that has successfully marketed products in the past, achieves retail placement in 25,000+ retailers for a new product, has plans in the works for more products. Does this sound like a company you would invest in? Or does it sound like a dupe? This is where PMBS was when it first tweaked my interest and still does.

In light of all the negative things that have happened here and all the negativity that surrounds this company and this board at the moment, there is still opportunity. It would be beneficial for Russ to communicate a little more with investors, if he think he has a chance at any support from the investment community. PMBS has a good product and have more to offer to the public once in a position to do so. I figured that once the company provided samples to the military, that lead to LipiM being one of the most asked for items by soldiers in their care packages, it would have lead to some sort of government contract. That still is a possibility.

Maybe you will now understand a little more why I stay here instead of implying that I am an idiot for investing in something I know nothing about.